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THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, October 10, 1947

Women Review Bnai Brith Work JNF Women Resume Young Zionists
At Annual Council Seminar Oct. 15 Activities at Rally
Wedneday Afternoon Expand Program

Mri..Jack J. Hartstein, seminar
chairman of the. Greater Detroit
Bnai 13rith. Women's Council; an
nounces that the Councirs'an,
nual seminar will be ushered in.
with a luncheon at the Statler
hotel at 12:30. 13: in Oct. 15.

tee; Program, Mrs. Leonard Sims,
district first vice-president, Mem-
bership and Conservation, Mrs.
Charles Solovich, historian and
membership chairman of Wom-
en's Supreme Council; Parlamen-
tary Procedure, James McMon-
agle, Wayne University speech
department.
Evening sessions will begin at
8:30 and will include: Presidents
and Vice-Presidents, Mrs. J. I.
Jeffe, district president, Secretar-
ies and Treasurers, Mrs. Leonard
Sims; BBYO, Helen Alpert and
,Charles Levy, Girls' and Boys'
Directors of BBYO; Philantropies,
Etta. Davis, member of general
committee; Hillel, Rabbi Hershel
Lymon, director of the Ann Ar-
bor Hillel Foundation; Vocational
Guidance, Frances Gould.
During the luncheon Mrs. Jeffe
will install the officers of the
newly centered Harry B. Keidan
and Tikvah Chapters. They are:"
Keidan Chapter, president,
Mrs. Martin Friedman; vice-pres-
ident, Mrs. Harry Clark and Mrs.
Jack Robinowitz; V monitress, Mrs.
Herbert Wallace; treasurer, Mrs.
John Keystone; secretaries, Mrs.
Morris Baron, Mrs. Arthur Klein
and MrS. Samuel Wexler; guide,
Mrs. Norman Kaufman; sentinel,
Mrs. David Litwin.
Tikvah Chapter, president, Mrs.
Seymour Weissman; vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Louis Barden, and
Mrs. Isadore Buchman; treasurer,
Mrs. Jerome Wasserman; moni-
tress, Mrs. Louis Alper; secretar-
ies, Mrs. Irwin Burdick, Mrs.
ing Bolton and Mrs. -Isadore Pan-
sIrk; sentinal, Mrs. Max Littky;
guide, Mrs. HaIly Hyman.

- Over 550 people heard Charles
Arthur Shutkin, new director Averbach_, co-chairman of the
of the Jewish National Fund
Council of Detroit, will address national membership committee
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of the Zionist Organization of
America emphasize that the lack
of security of most young Jews
Vt.
could be eliminated by the posi-
tive force of Zionism,. Sunday,
Sept. 28, at Shaarey Zedek.
The meeting was tl first
event co-sponsored by Masada
and Junior Hadassah under their
new plan of cooperative program-
ming. A number of the young
people present became enrolled
in the. Zionist movement as a re-
sult of Ar,- ertaach's talk.
Future events planned by Jr.
Hadassah and Masada include a
dance Nov. 15 at the Old Colony
Chib. Zelda Sachs and Bill Fitz-
erman are co-chairmen. A round-
table discussion on "What Zion-
ism Means to Me, an American,"
also is scheduled.
The two groups will sponsor
MRS. JACK ROSENTHAL
an active sports program, includ-
the first general V membership ing Wednesday evening bowling,
meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary under the leadership of Bernard
MRS. JACK HARTSTEIN
of the Jewish National Fund, at Chafetz, Hilda Samuels and Mar-
The purpose of these sena.nars,
1:30 p. m. next Wednesday at the vin Hoffrichter.
advises Mrs. Hartstein., is to ac-
Rose
Sittig Cohen Bldg., Mrs.
quaint members with all phaSes
Jack Rcisenthal, Auxiliary presi-
of Bnai Brith activities, services
dent, announced this week.. Mr. 7 Honored at Birthday
pllilanthropies. All members -
Shutkin will be introduced by Party at Home for Aged
are invited to attend.
Mrs.. I. Walter Silver, program
The following sessions will con-
chairman. There also V will be a
vene at 2 p. m.:
Seven residents of the Jewish
vocalist on the program and re- Home for Aged—Morris Cohen,
Anti-Defamation, led by Harry
freshments
will
be
served.
Yudkoff, past president of District
Louis Goldberg, Harry Green-
Mrs. Albert N e w m a n, UN. wood, Clara Miller, Rose Prus-
Grand Lodge No. Six, and Oscar
2-6957,
chairman of membership, sian, Leon Schwartz. and Goldie
Cohen, executive director of the
urges all, who are interested to
J•e wish Community Council;
Lefton—were honored at a birth-
attend next Wednesday's meeting.
Arnericanisin and Civic Affairs,
day party Sept. 27.
Mrs. Samuel Bank, district trus-
Selig Levin played the violin,
accompanied by Frank Rakovin.
They entertained with Yiddish
and English songs. The residents
joined in folk dances and group
singing.
Monthly parties are sponsored
Dr. Chaim Weizmann will be guest of honor at Hadassah's
by the Women's Auxiliary of
33rd annual convention Oct. 24 to 28 in Atlantic City.
which Mrs. Samuel Weller is
Plans for a period of accelerated immigration into Pales-
president. The committee in
tine, and its intensive dei7elopment economically and poli-
charge includes Mrs. Samuel
tically, will highlight the convention agenda.
Zeldes, chairman, Mesdames J.
Convention chairman of the Detroit chapter of Hadassah -
Rose, Ethel Lippit, J. Targow, S.
is Mrs. Julian Tobias, and dele-
Newman and Kap Faudem.
gates from .the chapter, and its Hadassah Medical Organization,
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Gisela Wyzanski, all with eye-
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The annual autumn festival
dance of Chapter One, Zionist
Organization of Detroit, will be
held in the social hall of Bnai
Moshe this Saturday night. Re-
freshments wil be served. Harold
B. V Wiseman, president • Of the
group, and Selma Jakont, social
chairman, are in charge of ar-
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Anniversary Oct. 18

DOliFIAAN'S

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MRS. RUBIN ZISSMAN
Bernice Leib, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Leib, became the
bride of Rubin Zissman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Zissman,
at a recent ceremony' at the Bil
Aire Terrace Room. Rabbi Mor-
ris Adler and Cantor Jacob Son-
enklar officiated.
The bride's aunt, Mrs. Sydney
Rayman of Los Angeles, was ma-
tron-of-honor. Mrs. D. R. Kauf-
man of New York, Blossom Leib
of Los Angeles, and Mrs. S.
Briesblatt and Barbara Leib of
Detroit were bridesmaids. Ro-:
berta Leib was flower girl.
. Dan Leib served as beit man.
The couple are . honeymooning
in the East. -

Betrothal Announced

Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Feuerman
of Fairfield Ave., announce' the
engagement of their daughter,
Lillian Ilene, to Dr. Mandell
Lansky, son of Mrs. Bennie Lan-
To Vi celebrate the 54th anni- sky of Clairmont Ave. and the
versary of the National Council late Bennie Lansky.
An early wedding is planned.
of Jewish Women, the National
Broadcasting Company will carry .
HENRY COHEN FAMILY CIR-
a special Council Day program
over its coast-to-coast network CLE met at the home of Mr. and
MRS. JULIAN TOBIAS
at 12:15 p. m. Saturday, Oct. 18. Mrs. Louis Cohen and made plans
tions to delegates will be voted
The program, tentatively titled for a picnic to be held on Oct.
on at the group meetings Tues- "Helping Europe Help Itself" 19 at Lola Valley Park. Their
day, Oct. 14, at which time the will depict the longrange aims of Oct. 4 meeting was held at the
group Honor Roll chairthen also Coancil, to assist in the social home of the Irving .Cohens.
will report progress toward the reconstruction of European Jew-
chapter's $100,000 campaign goal. ry. V
Delegates to the convention will
A featured guest will be Mrs.
Col. Fidor Kiia'y1;86 ,
hear reports and speeches on Colina Barska, head of the Child
Palestine, and Hadassah's role in Welfare Department of the Tten-
presents
its development, by Prof. Robert tral Committee of Polish _Jews
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Mrs. Herbert Smith, preSident
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Hadassah member of the Agency officers and directors to a "Kaffee
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